San Francisco now sends $1.63 billion a year—over 10% of its budget—to nonprofit contractors, up from $809 million in 2019. While shelters, housing, and treatment capacity have expanded, oversight and impact measurement have not kept pace. GrowSF argues the city must pair robust services with transparent, outcome-based accountability for every major contract.

SFUSD’s finances have improved enough to move from a “negative” to a “qualified” budget certification, putting the district on track to regain local control by March 2026—if leaders follow through with additional cuts and avoid new cost escalations.

The SF Teachers' Union, or United Educators of San Francisco (UESF), voted to authorize a strike vote after nine months of negotiations. If the next votes succeeds, it will be the first teachers' strike in 49 years.

SF Controller flags financial issues at major street safety contractor, demanding accountability for public funds

The San Francisco Parks Alliance, a key nonprofit supporting city parks, is dissolving after the former director misused millions in restricted funds.

Public funding to the nonprofit Parks Alliance has been paused pending the outcome of a city audit amid allegations of financial misconduct.

The Civil Grand Jury investigates various topics in SF government. Uncover wasteful spending, identify ineffective programs, or audit our emergency preparedness.

The family of a man who fatally overdosed is suing HealthRight 360, a city-funded addiction treatment center.

A $700K conference and a city-funded vacation — another department run like a slush fund.